Metal

Ex-Korn Guitarist Brian ‘Head’ Welch Unveils ‘Chemicals’ Album Cover

Former Korn guitarist Brian “Head” Welch and his Christian rock band Love and Death have unveiled the album art for their upcoming EP, “Chemicals.”
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Tool, Dave Matthews Band to Headline River’s Edge Music Festival

Tool fans who missed the progressive metal band’s short run of U.S. shows earlier this year will be happy to hear they have a second chance.
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Deftones to Release New Album in September or October, Says Chino Moreno

Deftones frontman Chino Moreno has fleshed out more details about the band’s upcoming album, and he says to expect it to drop this September or October.
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Demon Hunter’s Ryan Clark Gives Thoughts on the State of Heavy Metal

Ryan Clark, the voice of Christian metal outfit Demon Hunter, offers some advice for up-and-coming metal bands.
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Deftones to Start Recording New Album in July, Says Chino Moreno

Deftones frontman Chino Moreno says the band are planning to enter the studio on July 9 to start taping their upcoming, seventh studio album.
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Impending Doom Bring Worship Music into Death Metal

Christian death metal band Impending Doom are currently on the 2012 Metal Alliance Tour in support of their new full-length, “Baptized in Filth.”
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Slayer Guitar Tech Armand Crump Dies, Musicians Offer Condolences

Longtime Slayer guitar tech Armand Crump passed away yesterday (May 31), and the metal and rock communities have been offering up their condolences on Twitter.
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Tool’s New Album to Arrive in May of 2012?

In a mysterious note on their official website post last year, Tool stated that their upcoming, fifth studio album would drop in May of 2012.
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Demon Hunter Frontman: ‘Most Bands Feel the Need to Prove Themselves’

Seattle metallers Demon Hunter are long known for not only their pummeling music, but also for their strong Christian beliefs.
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Metallica to Release Magazine Celebrating 30th Anniversary

Metal boys Metallica will issue a limited edition version of their fan magazine called ‘So What!’ that celebrates last year’s 30th anniversary concerts.
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